Housing

Four reasons the housing recovery isn’t boosting the economy yet

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Alpha

Sony may actually be considering Daniel Loeb's spin-off plan

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Servicey

Broker pitchbooks are exactly as sleazy as you expect them to be

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Tax Arcana

Apple isn't the only one using effective tax avoidance strategies

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While life may feel more fluid, "America appears to be getting stuck in place"

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Ezra Klein: Wonkbook: A thaw in the Senate?
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"Welcome to the new Wall Street, where back-office work trumps backslapping"

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Bloomberg chat is getting a new rival
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"We have to recognize that the face of American poverty is an increasingly suburban one"

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Richard Florida: Cul de Sac Poverty @BrookingsMetro's @ekneebone & @berubea1 in the NYT - http://t.co/y2BiC3NzyB …
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Why the housing market continues to disappoint: supply-side issues

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Heidi N. Moore: RT @profsufi: nice discussion of housing and the recovery by @CardiffGarcia:nhttp://t.co/riySvQ6wPU
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Greek shipping magnates are not really feeling the whole economic depression thing

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The world is in a bond drought

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The US could return to pre-crisis employment in the middle of next year

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A new type of growth is coming from the new collaborative sharing economy
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America's Rust Belt is practically begging for new immigrants

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Ryan McCarthy: America's Rust Belt is practically begging for new immigrants http://t.co/GLybUKjIe6
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Young people are propelling the growth of the sandwich industry

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US companies' record overseas earnings are up 70% in 5 years

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Ryan McCarthy: US companies' record overseas earnings jumped 15% last year - they're up 70% in last 5 years http://t.co/LZov4l58Z8